The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-04
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
matters Of Minor Moment In aud About

matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
The Committee on Public Comfort OF
the Big Reunion will meet this evening.
PROMINENT families OF Liberty diatrict
had a reunion and picnic at Wheeling
Park yesterday.
THREE marriage licenses were Issued by
Clerk Hook and two deeds OF trust nd.
missed 10 record yesterday.
The inmates Of the North Wheeling
Orphan Asylum had q picnic at the Park
yesterday, and enjoyed It hugely.
TIE Jefferson steel plant, steubenville,
10 idle, owing to a strike. Tho men dc.
manded the Reinstatement Of an omploye
bounced for drunkenness.
Tue packers strike at tho Central aud
LaEells glass houacs has been amicably
adjusted. The men were given An advance
Of wages to $40 90 q week.
THERE were 1853 caaea In the police court
Last month, and the aggregate Of fines and
costs collected reached $l,l02 2l-Agures
which are way above the average.
COLONEL JERRY CLEaESs proposes to
make 1t pleasant for his friends this even.
Ing at hia road house out the st. Claira.
Vile road. A moonlight concert and
dance has been arranged for.
CHARLES RAHR, JR., and John Wier
were before equire Arkle yesterday,
charged with creating a disturbance on
the Elm Grove train last week at Leather.
wood. The Justice reserved his decl.
sion.
Mrs. TaAcY, OF the South Side, who
had the trouble over the river with two
men, called at tho INrELLlGENcER Office
yesterday with two very much decorated
eyes to deny that she keeps a house OF i'll
fame.
TIE river was at a stand last evening
with a depth Of 2 feet 0, inches in the
channel. Tho courier Is this mornings
Patkersburg packet, The Abner O'Neal
and Princess were the only locals running
yesterday. /.
Ike NEwHAN. OF Baltimore, Of the house
OF Rosenield Bros, clothiers, arrived In
tho city last evening. He is travelling over
tho 3. & 0. lines measuring the employees
for their suits, his firm having the con-
tract for making them.
BROWN, the photographer, made some
views Of tho flood on Market street just
below Twelfth during the heaviest OF the
storm laat Monday, which show the sp.
p%earance Of the street well. A photo
made during q rain storm is a rarity.
TIE Baltimore & Ohio line will send
out another exclusion train from here to
Atlantic City and Cape May this morning.
This Ia the third one Of the season, and 1t
will take out almost as many people as
the two trains that have preceded it. An
elegant parlor car was %broughtin last eve.
ming 10 be attached to the train.
THE residents in; the vicinity Of Mt. de
Chantal are taking steps to enforce the
State law against the depositing Of filth
on the ground. Some Of the haulers Of
night soil from town who have placed 1t
on the surface OF fslds there without the
owners consent will possibly be pro.
ceeded sgainst for treapass before the next
grand jury.
FRANK WALTERS pleasant garden at the
Two-Mile House, out the National road,
was the scene laat night Of q jolly gather.
ing. The genial proprietor entertained
his friends with a moonlight concert, the
music being furnished by the Opera
House orchestra. 1t was q very enjoya-
BILE affair and was largely attended by
people from the city. The Elm Grove
road ran special trains till midnight.
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